Security Practices
Best Practices for Secure Usage
Environment Variables:
Store sensitive information such as private keys in environment variables, not in code or configuration files.
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Encryption:
Encrypt sensitive files before uploading them to IPFS.
Use secure protocols (e.g., HTTPS) for agent communication.
Access Control:
Implement role-based access control (RBAC) to limit which agents can perform sensitive actions like task proposal and voting.
Monitoring:
Enable logging and monitoring for agent interactions, task proposals, and votes.
Set up alerts for anomalous behavior, such as unexpected task proposals.
Network Security:
Use firewalls and secure tunnels for agent communication.
Deploy decentralized agents in trusted environments for added security.
CI/CD Pipelines:
Integrate security scans in continuous integration pipelines to identify vulnerabilities.
Ensure environment variables are securely injected during deployments.
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